The Joe Biden beat down shall continue for a bit…
But then?
After the dust settles?
Some hard questions and decisions Will have to be made….
First we wait for the Supreme’s to make their decision on immunity….
Then things proceed from there.
Yes…. Joe Biden has to decide whether to stay in the race or not….
Them?
He’s probably going to have to change handlers….
His current game is simply not working…
Someone HAS to get thru to the President that he’s NOT a US Senator or Vice President….
He IS the President….
HE HAS TO LEAD AND SHOW IT IN THE MEDIA
To keep his job?
He HAS to get OUT and RUN for it….
And against a guy who LOVES the camera ….
Something Joe does NOT…..
That said?
He WILL HAVE TO drill into Trump’s lying and negatives HARD…and Relentless…
Something Biden doesn’t do….
Can ole Joe change it up?
Also lost in the media burying Biden’s lousy performance is a focus back on Donald Trump’s lying, dancing comments….
Biden STILL HAS a Trump that IS in serious trouble on several fronts…
Biden HAS got to make a decision
He either changes up his campaign
Or?
Steps aside
There is time
And America and the World doesn’t need a Donald Trump second Presidency….
Here is how “one of the most seasoned political pros” in Democratic politics framed the more likely way forward to Politico:
“First, it was a pretty shocking performance by Biden, obviously. And any thoughtful person has to ask themself: Should this man be leader of the free world for another 7 months, let alone 55?”
“But he’s not going to step aside and there is no clear process for replacing him. So we’ll have a few days of frenzy. Then everyone will realize the main contours of the race haven’t really changed. We’ll all get back in our corners, with R’s watching Biden drool on continuous loop and D’s claiming that Trump’s outrageous statements were the real travesty.”
image…People
And as I HAVE pointed out here over and OVER…..THIS IS who Joe Biden IS….
….From afar, Biden seemed to have more vigor in that setting and at a later stop at an Atlanta Waffle House before he headed to North Carolina for a campaign event Friday. The key post-debate moment of the day may not come until Friday evening, however, when the president is due to participate in a campaign reception in New York City….
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Manu Raju
@mkraju
Dem leaders not planning a direct intervention to press Joe Biden to drop out of the race after his widely panned debate performance last night, per multiple Dem sources.
At least not yet.
Dems want to let the dust settle with the public and assess the strength of Biden’s campaign.
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries told reporters today that Biden shouldn’t drop out.
Asked about his reaction to Biden’s performance, Jeffries said: “We are going to win the House in November.”